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Glass windows help connect the entrance foyer to the street outdoors.

The living room features two side chairs and an end table by Edward Wormley for Dunbar and a bronze screen designed by Harold Balazs.

In the living room, guests gather on a matching ebony sofa and daybed from Hudson and a pair of Jorge Zalszupin lounge chairs. An Yves Klein coffee table—filled with the artist’s signature International Klein Blue pigment— provides a vivid burst amid otherwise organic tones. The walnut-and-bronze cabinetry is a custom design.

the shower and the main bedroom

tiled hidden door, opened

Atop the kitchen and bathroom lies an additional sleeping quarter, directly under the sky above.

Three vertical pillars run through the structure, from top to bottom. On each floor, there are three portals that provide all the services, like water and electric outlets.

Inside the home green and blue are used for the bathroom block, dark brown for the sliding door, and orange for the wall dividing the living room from the kitchen. The floor is dark gray industrial poured concrete.

Cuddington designed the sanctuary with "a migratory mindset. This house has the ability on all three levels to make programmatic changes so it’s not so singular in its thinking," he says. Consider the upper floor, marked by a staircase framed in whitewashed plywood. This area had the potential from the get-go for "the children to move up here and have their autonomy," at some point, he adds, "but what we didn’t know is how important it would be during COVID as a breakout space for Zoom calls and distance learning."

The plywood stair guards give a sense of stability and transition to this brightened tudor home in Toronto.

Among Lange's ephemera is a poster designed by her grandfather John Scotford Jr. for Dartmouth's skiway. Another copy is available here: internationalposter.com.

A cluster of six gable roofs combined to form a single abode, the single-family home is organized by the roof plan.

"A structural beam above the foyer was retained, which witnessed renewal of the space and carries its past memories," says the firm. "The box beside the beam features a mirror surface, which reflects it and seems to blur...the relationship between the old and new."

In a hallway, the Single Triangle Console powder-coated pink, from the Cuffhome collection, makes for a striking statement piece.